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The Kind Yuri Have Always Bought, and which has been
1:1 use ici' over 30 years, lins borne the signature of
- ' mid has been nizdo under his pep-
. 5  A  soniil siipcrvision since its infancy.
 , - , ~ Allow no one to deceive you ln this.
Jill Uoiinocrfeits, lmitutions and “'Jnat»-as-good " are but `
_»~I‘,xpel‘l|uonts_ that _trifle with and ondiin er the health of
. _lnfaiits and Children-Experience agafnst Experiment. ‘
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What is'CASi I ORIA
Cnstorlo. ls a. harmless siibstlmte for Cust;-r Oil, Pam.
-goric, Drops und Soothing Syrups. It is plcnsunt. It’
_contains neither Opium, liforphluo nor other Narcotics
(iiibstnnco. Its age lsits guzirztntoc. It destroys Worm;
und alla ys 1"c\'crIsliness. 1' or more than thirty yeurs iii
_‘luis been in constant use for the rclicf of Uonstipution,
Ihatnlcncy, \Vind Colle, all Teething Troubles and
Dial-rliuaa.. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
nsslmllates the Food, giving hi-ultliy and natural sleep.
The ChLldren’s Panoccu.-The 1iIothcr’s Friend. _ _ _
or-:_NuiN: CASTDRIA Ai.wAvs
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The Kind You Have A`lways Bought
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'CANADIAN GOVERNMENT RAILWAYS
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
TIME TABLE lN EFFECT MAY 21lt, 1917»
ATLANTIC STANDARD TIME
Trains outward--Read down Trains Inward-Read up
Dall Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily Daily
Rx.S0’in Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun. ' Ex.Sun. Ex.Siin. Ex.Sun. Ex'-Sun
I‘.M. l’.M. A.M. A.M. I’.M. P.M. A.M.
4.00 12.15 6.40 De' . Charlottetown Arr. 11.55 11.10 10.20
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6.20 1.48 7.40 Hunter River 10.46 10.10
6.05 2.50 8.13 Emerald Jct. 10.09 9.40 7.40
6.50 3.30 0 Kensington 9.37 9.10 6.
7.20 4.10 Arr. Summer side Dept. 9.10 8.45 6.10
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ep. Summerslrle Arr. 8.50 5.35
Port Hill 7.54 3.56
Olbearv 7.05 2.36
6.07 Alherfon 6.19 1.17
6.05 Arr. Tlgnish Dept. 5.45 12.15
Mon. Wed
Tuna. Thur. & Tues.
& Sat. Fri. & Sat. ' '
P.M. P.M. P.M.
7.50 0.45 9.45 Dep. Emerald Jct.
8140 10.35 10.20 Arr. Cape Traverse
Tues.
& Sat.
P.M. A.M.
Arr. 0.35 7.35
Dop. 9.00 6.45
550;."  Daily" '
illx.Sun Ex.Suu.
RM. AJM.
Daily _ Daily
Ex.Sun. Ex.Sun.
A.M. P.M.
3.20
4.30 '
4.57
5.17
6.20
7.00 Dep. Charlottetown
8.50 Ml. Stewart
0.27 - Morell
~9.57 St. Peters
11.30 Arr. Sourls
Dep.
`Arr. 10.00
8.50
8.22
8.00
6.10
4.30
3.35
3.00
7.00 1.35
`hoiiie in tha city.
IRM.
7.35
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A.M.
Dep. 5.40
P.M.
4.30
5.10
5.40
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op. Mt. Ste wart
Cardigan
5 Montague
Arr.
7.52
7.28
A.M. P.M.
8.50 4.10
2.54
2.25
6.15 11.38 Arr? _._ Georgetown
Faiti°"D§ii§"'E Z
Only Ex.Sat.
& Sun.
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4.25
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Daily Sat.
E.x.Sat. Only
& Sun.
A.M. A.M.
Arr. 10.10 9.45
8.27 8.31
ep. Charlottetown
Vernon River
5.55 7.05 Arr. Murray Harbor Dep. 6.30 7.00
All trains unless otherwise marked. ruii daily, Sunday Excepted.
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Have You
Callouses
Von the
_Soles of
Your Feet?
Have you suilflun
crainia iii the iocs
and juslliackullhem
- coins- huniuns -
Bains in the liccls.
ankles :ind limbs-
wcak anklcl- :on-
irscicil lou- hol.
fender, prspiring.
odornus mei- any
loot irouhlcs at all?
lfiu do not fail io
ice Ihr Scholl fool
gxneri ai this niore.
'f ` August 14, 15 and '16
Come early in the week and early in the day, so as to
be sure of the most_careful and thorough attention. Do
not put off ypur visit until the last day and then find so
many people ahead of you, that your case cannot be
given the time it should have. _lf you' have any friends
with foot troubles, bring them in too.
 .m'§¥`§w“‘{‘,',,A\C'S , n G. F. ‘Hutcheson "7 ‘~°“°°“ S"°“' _ 
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Foot Comfort
Now Assured
Whatever your foot ailments may be. y_ou can
learn how to overcome themVif you will visit
the Scholl foot expert at this stoie. He is
from the oih'e oi Dr. Wr_n._M. Scholl, the
world renown_ed foot specialist, and will be
here a short time only. Whether you have
ever tried any treatment for your foot
troubles or noi, it will be to your _advantage
to come in during the expert’s visit and let
him inspect your feet.
Scholl Foot Expert Here
A His Services Are Free
There will be no charge wliaievf r-no
obligation on your part. 'Phe services of the
expert are entirely free and you will not even
be asked to purfhase anythiiig, nor do you
nr ed io be a customer of this store. We want
every reader of this newspaper io know how
easy it is to be freedV from foot troubles. The
Scholl foot expert will be here
The Central Guardian
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IT PAYS to buyln this province. I
DR. E. C. HARRIS will be absent
from his office till August 27th.
2088-8-7M8l.
SCHOOL OPENS.-The Central
Royalty School will reopen on Tucs-
day August 14th after the-holidays.
THE ARANMORE.--The S. S. Ar
anmore docked in Charlottetown al.
11 o’clock on Saturday morning. Her
cargo consisted 270 tons of freight.
She had about 75 passengers.
AN AUTO TOUR.-Mr. A. H.
Webb and family of Halifax arrived;
in Charlottetown on'Saturday by theg
Aranmore. They brought their auto'
-mobile along and intend to tour the
Ilsland.
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‘NEW GLASGOW,-A serious rall-
road accident occurred near River
Denys on Thursday. li seems thatl
a working train was going east with
two engines attached. The airbrakes
on thehead engine partly broke down
causing the fear engine to go through
the van.
A young man named Mcliinla was
in the van at the time and was in-
stantly kiilled. Another triilnmanV
named McDonald was so seriously ln-
Jured that he had to he taken to the
Antlgonlsh Hospital. where he now
lies in a critical condition.
WEDDING BELLS.-On Wednes-
day evening, August 8th the marriage
of Mr. William E. McCallum and MISS
Marlon L. Judson was solemnlzed at
the home of the brlde's parents, Alex-
andra. P.E.1l». The ceremony was
performed by Rev. H. Pierce. on the
lawn under an arch of ferns and sweet
peas, in the presence of a number of
friends and relatives of the bride and
groom. The double ring service was
used. The bride looked lovely in ii
gown of white satin with ‘bridal veil
and orange blossoms, and carried a
shower *bouquet of white flowers and
maiden hair fern. She was unattend-
ded except by her little niece. I-lelen
Judson, who acted as flower girl and
looked very sweet and pretty in a
dross of .pink silk. The presents In-
cluded many useful and costly .ar-
ticles among them a =Bible and sub-
stantial checlr from the bride's father.
The happy couple intend to make
their future home in Southport. P.E.l.
PERSONALS
Mr. J. M. Nicholson station master
of Georgetown and Mrs. Nicholson re-
turned 'Saturday from New Glasgow.
Mr. Angus Murchison. son 'of Capt.
Murchison left Saturday on return to
Ottawa. l
Miss Inez Hughes who has been
visiting ber friend Miss Mabel Mac
Donald. Kensington. returned to her
_ ._Q-
Mr. Dumphy and family of Moncton
arrived ln Charlottetown on Friday
night and went to Morell Saturday to
spend a vacatbon.
Mr. R. C. McDonald. manager of
the Amherst Pianos Ltd., city, has
left to spend his vacation in Amherst
and Halifax.
Mi-ss Anna Murphy, New Glasgow.
arrived home after spending a pleas-l
ant trip in the western -part of the is-<
land. _She was accompanied by her
ii-elce, Miss Eileen. ~
Messers. J. J. McKinnon. J. M.
Murely. W. C. Whitlock. Edwin
Acorn, D. D1 Morrison and F. Rcnouf
who have been attending the Grand
Lodge. I. 0. 0. F. North Sydney. ro-
TONIGHT AT EIGHT O'CLOCK.--
Salvation Army Hall. Major Desbrl~
ary will lecture on the Womens Soc-
ial Work of the Salvation Army. Eve
eryhody welcome. ‘
_ A1' s. A. HAi.|.._i.a»t nigh: in the
Salvation Army Hall a large' croiyd
.gathered to hear Major Desbrisay of
Toronto, a native of Charlottetown.
The Major is a veiiy able speaker
Vand her address was most inspiring
and helpful. -
LUCKV,' BLI_GHTY.-Mr. J. T.
:McKen:.'e received thc following cab-
le saiuniay imm-his mn `sgt_ 1'.
_Cuyler who had on the previous day
_been reported “ga3sed" with so many
‘other Islanders: "Lucky, Blighiy.
‘Vhclilth cxcellent... The ,cvldcnt mean-
ing of this is that hc was but slight.
ly lrasaed and that hc had been rent
to Bllghty, England. and lucky to get
there. The reference' to his health is
most assuring. The good news from
hlm` will also be encouraging to the
relatives and friends of thc others
who were' gasi'-ed at th-c same time as
no doubt they all shared equally' in
thc- un.\ortunate occaifcaiicc of that
day. There was also n cable from
Bomb. Christie of the 8th Siege Bat
tery, stating that hc was "ln England
doing well."
VISITING STEAMER IN PORT.-
The stciimer Racine, bound from Chi-
cago to New York came into Charlot-
tetown for coal and supplies about
7.30 on Friday evening and resulined
her voyage on Saturday afternoon.
The coal was supplied by Messrs Bun-
laln. Bell & C0. The Racine is ii
steamer of about 1200 tons, 230 feet
in length and is commanded by Capt.
Harry Peters. She has been engaged
in trade between Chicago and Mil-
waukce but has been purchased by
thc J. W. Elwell Co., of New York
who will convert hor into a sea-going
tug to bc used ln towing barges to
France. She left Quebec last Sun-
day, being just two wccks and two
days out from Chicago. She had a
\'0ry trying experience off tho Magda-
lena on Thursday night, the steamer
drifting helplessly iii the seas. the cn-
ginca refusing to respond with salt
Water in the boilers. -A full supply
of water was _procured at this port.
DYSPEPTIC l0R SIX
YEARS
HALIFAX N. S. SERGEANT
ELL'S TABLETS.
Sergt. Duncan MacNeil (home ad.
ross 116, Pleasant~Street. Halifax. N.
S.l. writing from Europe. says:-"l~‘0`r
SIX years I suffered from frequent at-
tacks of DyVspepsla.and thoughltrled
all the remedies on the market I oh-
tained little or no rcllcf. I had not
been long with the C. E. F. When my'
old trouble returned. Then a friend
told me about Dr. Cassell‘s Tablets.
The first box brought such prongunc.
ed relief that l continued, and to
make a long story short complete
euro was effected.”
A f"°¢ Sample of Dr. Caasei|'s Tablets
will be nent to on receipt of 5. cents
for milling and packing. Adress Haw
0Ll_d F. Ritchie and Co.. Ltd., 10, M-_
Gaul-street, Toronto. _
Dr. Cassoll's Tablets- are the supre-
me remedy for Dyapepsiat Kidney
Troubles, Sleeplessncss, Anaemla,
Nervous ailments. and Nerve para.
lysis, and for weakness in children.
Specially valuable for nursing moth-
0" Rnd during the critical periods of
life. Price 50 cents pcr tube .tix tubcs
for the price of five from druggists
raise -
EvEav'ri-line on THE MARKET, ~
sur oNi.v cons was-on. cAss-'m"~  - E '
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mini: in
csiwasy
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Wonderful, isn’ t it, how nearly
every human being simply
adores the ripe fruit! That’s
why so many, many people' are I
» now buying that gum with the
delicious fruit flavor Aclam’s . f-
California Fruit Gum.
turned Saturday ' »- ‘ ' ' 1 I
and storekeepors throughout Ciuiada. CANADIAN CHEWING  coo 1
Mrs. J. H. Richards. 'left Satur--D°“'¢ WM'-G WUT m0H0Y on imitat- LIMITED _ _ '
day morning for vancouvlm B_ C_Vlionn; get the genuine Dr. Cassclh-. *il* '
after spending a week with her niece Tablem V '__ _
Miss Caroline Perkins. St. Avards, Pmprlefofhi Dr- CflBB£‘ll`S C0., Ltd., 3'" _r ' ‘ ' 'L ` 5- "‘
who ncconipanied im as mr as sum- Manchsslcp Elm- 
mg;-gilde and returned by the express
the same night. Patriot please copy.
I bought ii horse with a supposedly
incurable ,ringbone .for $30.00.Cure'd `
him with $1.00 worth of MlNARD’S
Linlment and sold him for $85.00.
Profit on Linlment. $54.
MOISE DEROSCE4
Hotel Keeper. St. Phllllppe. Que.
_ _ _ V Vuse of finest materials,
. _ » E | _ and the practice of can
rf; - skill and cleanliness.
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superior beverages, and
_ better service are fea-
tured. Our efforts to
‘ please are backed by the
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 Cornmeal . _
THE I Feed Feed |
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V » A 3 Feed Wheat for
The best Feeds are the
the home
It ismade tostandl Oilcake (Old Pf°-¢¢°`°l "
Pure Linseed Meal
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